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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MABCH 81, 1918
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John Pierpont Morgan Succumbs to Prolonged
Strain; Passes Away Quietly at His Hotel in Rome
News of Financier's Death
Held From News Agencies
COMPLAINING MANY GOING TO
WITNESS GONE;
SUIT DROPPED
IICMII WARRANT ISSUER
hTATK'M INFORMANT
lOlt
AMrr Jury I Eiupaarirtl fur tlw Trial
of Jk Hrrry, Fort KliNiMlti Man,
lliv hull l DUiiiIiwmmI by JuiIkc
ItriiMin, mul Effort Am Now Ht-liiu
Made In locto MUalng .Mrxlinu,
llm Complaining WltMcaa
ARRANGEMENT ARE COMI'I.ET.
Ell FOR A LAUNCH SERVICE O.N
Friday evening ham:k
Hi: A GRAND AFFAIR
TO
NN' 000
BULLETIN MILITIA SIEZES
THE GOODS OF
DANCE AT KENO NEWS FLURRIES
WALL ST. MARTS
a nance mat it attracting mora
than usual Iniorosl licro U to bo glv-
rn Friday evening nt Padgett's hall
nl Keno. A good orchoitrn ha been
tiixamMl, and In addition to dancing a
tipper will bo icrved.
MANY FRACTIONAL LOSSES RE.
PORTED AXI) INTENSE EXCITE
MENT PREVAILS M).NIIO.N RIS.
CREDITER THK REPORT
'nltert I'rm Service
Ni:V YOltK. March 31 Follow. I
Arrangements have born mndo with !uk tho rccolm of the tmwi of UorJ
IVIford Brother to oporalo n floot of han't death, tlio itock mnrkct opened I
iniiiuruoaiM uciwron nils city and 'In n flurried condition, and lnt,.n .
Keno hriday ocnlng for thoro wlih. cltenienl iranllod on llm floor for
....... l - . - - --, . .
iiik in attend tlio hop.
Whre U Joo Monti, tlio complain
lac ltnr ugalutt Jack Horry, whof
i tlmrxed wild gambling!
Nils li n tirllou tint ha boon In
Ibt mind of court attache here since
Mi morning, when Monti failed to
Iptar at tlio trial of Horry Ho U
etlltud to havo loft tho country, and
a Until warrant ha been Issued, fol
IomIdk tlin dismissal of tho clmrKo
(itlnil Horry by Judgo Benson thU
tiornlnx. i
from Information given b roil
dinti of Kurt Klamath catlod hora ul
wltm-ucs, tho disappearance of Monti
VU for frar tlf hi own anfetv. ni tlmv I
tUrr thai til accusation of tho Fori I Work of (election of a Jury to toit
..umiiwj laioon Keeper I anolhor
DANK ON TRIAL
IN LOCAL COURT
m:i.i:ctio of juhy commk.nc.
GREEDY GROCERS
ATTKMIT TO TAKR AHVANTAUK
OF HITUATIOX FAIM
'Mlccrly Houl Woald Adraaco Price '
on All Food Hlaff, Hut Gorermaieat
Coiiflncatew Kntire Mtork and Tmrtm
It Over to IMIef Coiiinilltcoa Tho
Orocrm Will He I'ald IltUaite
I'riro Home Tlm In Uio Future
SPRAGUE TAKES
MANY FISH EGGS
Mimu time.
A ntimbor of fractional losir wore
teported. Thcro la no Indication of
crlou loiic. .
over ino.oeo kai.nbow egos
IIAYK HKK.V GATHKRED HY PIS.
CATOIUAL RXI'KHT WOltKI.NOl
f AT 81'KXCKIt CREEK I
United Pre Service
DAYTO.V, O., March 31. On ac-
Orcr ICO, 000 rainbow trout off
have been collected at Spencer Creek
Financier is in Coma
When Life Departs
Wife. Son-in-Law and Family Phy
sician are at Bedside. , Pujo In- '
vestigation too Great a Strain
.hv 1a. Hnriiariiii. that flfth AVtutrt. whn biJkamat amaamam &&
-count of grocer. r.UIng tho price. horo to MCuro r.,nbow ut f ,or ! I S 1 1 I ' I-U I HIIHIILIJ
Culled Pre Sorvltc j0" '"od atuff. to an exorblUnt flg- dlitributlon throughout the .Ute. He UUIluLn I IfUITllILn
LONDON. March 31. It u otI. "ro tho entire itock of groceries In I having remarkable aucceaa wlthi
iuoni ni ma 0ening 0( ino inarKL'l IIIU ,,u -"' """ iu7 cuniiscaieu uy lao.ui luiiiruiuiu uioiuuu ui Becuriiui iob
Kl I.N ACTI'JX OP
AOAIXHT AMERICAN HANK AXI)
TIUMT fXIMI'ANY
jmornlnc that tlio death of Morgan military nuthorltle and aoldlor. were
tit dlicrcdltcd. placed on guard. The aupplle. will be
j Tho Morgan Usuca opened ullsbtly ( truileU over to the relict commltteea
ueukcr. Thcro wero lovoral frac-for distribution, and an accurate ac-
apawn.
WILL BE FEATURE
Dona I. Alexander, who haa beeai
vUttlng Klamath Fall for a few day., I
TRUSTEE, uonBl lone, but they ero early re- count win do Kept or an gooa. m au jteft Sunday for the Malln IUttlct,,"',JM awiujw ahu vucai
covorcu. (Continued on l'te 4) Iwbero be I. teaching acnool.
(au u! tho "pot and the kctllo.' Scv
ral of thom doclaro that It wa. tho
locution of the dofome to provu that
WodIi had hatchotl up a caio agalut
lltrry, and that Monti I guilty of In
tfoJuclnn liquor on Ihu Klamath re
ertnllon, of gambling on the rotorrn
Hon, and of mutilating currency.
It li tho declaration of Wood Jllvur
mm that Monti, after furnUhlng
liquor iu an Indian and getting him
Istoikntvil on tho reservation, won
ll Indian' chaparajo, aaddlo and
Irldlr, hislde over $100. Tho lu
lu gao Monti a check for the
mount. It U nllogod, and thU mm
(Mlird at Fort Klamath, following
Mch Mont bocamn "rlproarlng"
Ifunk. Ho dvclarod that thl money
won from him In a pokor gumo by
Herry.
i
minuay afternoon Monti met tho I
nuinn he had won from at poker,
and asked him It ho would testify In
tlOlllflitltiil ) i'nxo 4 1 ' "
I ho merit of tho action of Harold C.
Moromau, trustee of tho citato of O. ;
M. Hector, bankrupt, against the f
American Hank and Trust company!
to mold preference, wa commenced i
Into thl afternoon, following tho dlj
Klamath Falls Praised by
State Food Commissioner
REXMTrONH WILL BE A.MONO
THE NUMBERS AT THE Kl.NGH.
LEY EXTKRTA1.VME.VTS
BOMB, MawHi 1. ttm
NsrisaeMtoari
Tkeeaai e4 Us. i
rcMcfal, m Im
acieaw Hi wife, ka i
ailwl
algM Mm Graa kweal.
Mia destlat feawwa wmk i m.
kal UbacM. H. Iwi htm iaialaiB
MaKoawcloe). asatee Wje)aw.
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easwr BmtU laUl asl Br. ttewr. Ma
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m
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III hi complaint Merryman allege. W. P. JinHCan JieClBreS lniS lAly XiSLS IDC DCSl JtlOieiSllfflcuUPotlon. each evening.
Hint tho banking houso collected. In' jmart Vkij j i ,n dd,t,on Mr.. Mottram wll res
full a ..,.io for about $1.00 from' ana Markets Between Portland and San Fran- W? i number.. 8he Poee. .
Hector within four months of the ,!, .... i,.
m ,., luyiMUf.
Splendid concert program axe to!
jbe a part of the enterUlameaU byj
'Bruce Gordon Klngsler at the ODeraJ
(liouso Tuesday and Wednesday even-j)rMt
Inis. Mr. Kingsley la a pianist of1 Anaosmcraseat of Use deUt f Mev
considerable note, and he will render w" wMiaeld freea Um tsforteaa
uatll private caMea were tee to Mm
Morgaa heaaea lav Loadua aad New
aajraJcsaa, aad ,
Xarajaa aaHj war. at ate I
taalaat.
For aevetal
Moraaa waa la. a ataaa at
Starr ilrrlarad hte
to Ute atrate aacideai to Mm I
naaeartaff aefere Um JaJa
laveaUcaMea ceataUttt.
tlmo ho went Into bankruptcy, Mor
ryman nik that tho money bo return
cil to tho estate, and tho bank receive
Its pro rata ulth tho other creditors.
William II. Shaw I attornny for1 "Klamath Falls ha ono of tho best
Mvrryman. Charles F. Stono and creameries In tho state, and Its botela
Jasper J. Uarrott nppenr for tho bank. al..i limrkuU ttro ,i10 boat 1 have seen
, , , ,. 'betuoen Portland and San Franclsoo.
Charles Hnowgoose of Keno Ma ,
iinniiK this mornlnK' visitor In tll0 "" ' u, qK'rau ,unuu '"
county cent. 'moinlng by W. II, Duncan cf flutoru,
deputy dairy ami food coiumUolonor,
Cisco, and one of Best Creameries instate
' -r.JJJIa-
Says
!.. II. C. Williams, who I horo its n just beforo hi depurturo for Salem.
Juror, spent Sunday at tho Williams Mr, Uuncttn ,, 0MU hero -overtl
titnc.li
York.
John Pierpont Morgan waa bora at
Hartford. Coaa.,.AarU 17, 18S7. Ma
waa educated la the Baalish
Personal Work
is Needed at Present
Frank Ira White Says Klamath Falls
is Falsely Represented to Many.
and Citizens Must Get Busy
ns tho condition of dairies, market.,
hotels, etc., nro concerned. I waa
greatly surprised nt the thoroughly
dny Inspoctlug tho hotel., slaughter ittnitary arrangement at Straw'
which Is up to standard la every way, tho new dairy and food cominlasloa
ha. made a market for Itself on Itsjwith condition, throughout the .Ute,'
merit In Portland. The dairymen and I must cay that my visit to the
and farmer ho supply the creamery i Klamath country ha. been a revehv
express themselves as highly pleased Jtion to mo," continued Mr. Duncaa.
with tho treatment accorded thnm. ("You have an Ideal dairy country
"Generally (peaking, thl I one of i hero, and It I destined to become the
tho cloanest towns In the state, so far foremost dairying center In the state.
"Tho farmer, and dairymen of tho
county are to be commended on their
determination to .tart right by u.lng
Tho Klamath country I. u region
"t Is much mlsundorstood by Port
nl pooplo, according to Frank Ira
wnile, this city' moat ronowned
, oner, w" returned Saturday evon
''' from n visit of soveral montha In
ho Koso city, Kugono nndTancouver.
'. Whlto win return In a month,
n. . . KonorBl Impression prevails
u oca realty value are nroulbl
vo, hut gonorally aponklng, thl. I.
" "." said Mr. White. "It I. true
. '' " very placo, that certain
rlorty u held nt too high a mice by
w ownor, and the sooner this I.
"Mjieil tho bolter off the olty will be.
Klamath Fall, ha. been ureatly
" under.tood by many uonweekera,
nu to correot thg muoh pMionBl
" of education I uecsary. There
houses, dairies and markets, neighing
butter, etc., and gottlug acquainted
with local conditions.
"I find that In this city you have
ono of tho finest creameries In the
state, and Messrs. Mills and Johnson
havo ovory reason to be proud of
their establishment. The building Is
Idoal for a sanitary creamery, and It
Is kept spot loss, whllo the butter,
dairy when I visited It, and the other
dairies I Inspected were also In fine
condition. I was Informed that the
dairymen have decided to raise the
percentage of cream In the dairy milk
uppllod Klamath Fall people, which
la already up to the atate require
ment.
"Thl trip was largely an educa
tional Journey, in order to acquaint.
only the best strains of dairy cattle.
An Investment In Inferior grades
would only be a hindrance In the de
velopment of dairying, th. coming In
dustry of tho Klamath country."
Mr. Duncan stated that the comala
aton Is ready to co-operate with Klam
ath people in any way possible. He
expressed a belief that another in
spector will visit her. within a abort
time.
Is much Interest shown In Klamath
Fulls by desirable pooplo, but they
hour In tho North of the luck of dl
loct transportation nnd of oxcesslvo
ronlty values, und this, of courso, do-
tor thom. A soon as the main lino
Is comploted, there will bo n groat
rush for Klamath Falls,
"Tlioro Is unusual qulot in business
circles In ovory part of the country,"
concludod Mr, Wlilto. "And
ANOTHER POTATO
CAR 1 LOADED
HKCOM) SHIPMENT OF KLAMATH
TURERS TO START SOON FOR
FLOODED MIDDLE WESTERN
DISTRICTS
Work of loading a second carload
from 'of noUtocs fur the relief of the flood
what I loarn, Klamath Fnlls I by far land tornado victim In the Middle
tho liveliest town on the coast nt pres
ent. At Portland, Tacoma nnd Scat-
tio no rostdonco or farm proporty I.
being sold, the only transaction, be
ing deals In Inaldo buslnos. pioporty.
This Is tho natural result, of course.
of n campaign year with n change of J
admnllstrutlon, but mutters will soon
adjust themselves," ,
West was cnrrlod on today by the
students of tho high school,
Tho potatoes were furnishod by El
inor Applegate, who announced that
ho would donate 600 sacks to the
cause,
Home From the Sat-fag
Fred Melhuio and Gus Melhaie re
turned to Klamath Fall. Saturday
night from Tuscan Springs, near Red
Hluff, where the former hawbeen un
dergoing treatmeut. Mrs. Fred Mel
hose went from Red BluB to Oakland,
where she will visit relatives, Mr.
Melhaso' declares that the springs
have great curative powers, and he
will return there In a short time.
Iloth brothers say that condition. In
tho Northern California towns are de
cidedly more quiet than In Klamath
Fall, and, as usual, they pin their
faith to the future of thl. city, ,
Mr. Will Adams came up from
I Merrill Sunday for a short visit.
Palsma Leave Hospital
Ed Palsma, who wa. shot through
the leg aome time ago, waa discharged
from the Blackburn hospital this
morning, Palsma waa practising tar
get .hooting with a ll-callbre pistol
In a Worden logging casap when the
weapon accidentally exploded, Injur
ing hi. leg,
MRS. SUNOS
CALLED BEYOND
WELL KNOWN LOCAL WOMAN
SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA.
FUNERAL WILL UK HELD TO.
MORROW AFTERNOON
Mr.. J. J, Slmonds, for nine year.
a resident of Klamath Fall., passed
away Sunday afternoon at the Black-
bum hospital, death being due to
pneumonia. Mr. Slmonda waa a na
tive of Georgia, and waa 67 years old.
She 1. survived by her husband, who
has local property interests.
The funeral service will be held
from the chapel of the Whltlock un
dertaking parlors tomorrow attar,
noon at 9 o'clock. Rev. J, B. Grlt-
ath will conduct the aervleaa.
Beside the concert number, view
of European center, of music and of vchool of Boston and In the Ualvenlty
me ceieorated alngera of the day aa
they appear In "Fauat," "Parsifal
nnd other, productions will be shown.
These will be supplemented by Mr.
Klugsley's conversational travelogues,
which are highly Interesting.
The larger cities of Southern Cal
ifornia have been delighted with the
Kingsley concert, and a number of
return engagement have been neces
sary, and he haa been greeted with
tho same success In all ot hi .tops
northward.
Klamath Falls and Medtord are the
only towns between Sacramento and
Portland to h. favored with the ap
pearance of Mr. Kingsley.
or aottengen, Germanyr . K.
his business career In the l.aaklar
houe of Duncan, Sherman ft C,
New York cKy. In 1810 he bseam.
the agent aad attorney In the UnHad
State for Oeorge Peabody ft Co., aad
later member of the Arm of Dreael,
Morgan ft Co., of which his father
waa also a partner. By tha death of , ,
the older members of tbo'arm he he
came the head of the arm, and Ha
name waa changed to J. P. Morgan ft
Co. He alto controlled the arm af J.
S. Morgan ft Co. ot London, and had
a partnership Interest In th. arm of
Drexel ft Co. of Philadelphia. ,
(Coatlaueo. on t'ag. 4
Mangel-Wurzels Will ,
be Raised at Malta
Root Crops to be Planted by Many
Bohemian Farmers. Settlement
is Busy Preparing Ground
W'
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Although th. spring season haa al
ready started, residents of Malln, the
Bohemian colony south ot tyerrlll
have already commenced, the work of
preparing the soil. On every farm the
thrifty farmers are busy plowing,
discing aad harrowing, to be In readl
nesa for early planting,.
"Th. Malln farmara are perhaps
earlier this year than an other Na
tion or in. county, and they wHl.aa
In readiness tq plant at th. earliest
possible moment," saps Ceaaty aWpsr
intsndent Fred PerOBuwa. Ttettsd
that section last week. "Several ln
formed me taattaar art
pUat a groat deal of root sraaa, aast
as oeei ana mange wMSia," v tfft
ine mangei warn M OM'af tM Ji
mot nutritious foods far eattla, as
the planting of Wg aerejagaa ladstdB
that the MslialUs ara foaj to asm.
tlnue tha work of pureasasng slkMsl
dairy cows for their farms, , Ths BMn
gel wurssl la also saM Is) naa a s
den.cy tb'draw.oat any tnwas af al
kail a sail may faasaas, :; . ,v
quit., aamser af Igajta tmmwW,
aav. pareaasa
eattle this yeaV
her t new
th naw
tejajf kMhjsjsmst.
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